… study of dental health in antiquity aims to illustrate the types of dental … archaeology of the
people of the past. Following this review, some of the problems faced by researchers of dental …

… A primary concern for the dental profession is the oral health of our patients, a responsibility
that necessitates being aware of an individual's dietary regime and providing appropriate …

… survives well in archaeological contexts and is useful when studying the dental pathology of
… the vast research potential of dental calculus for archaeological study has been appreciated…

… remains of 25 adult individuals (11 males and 14 females) and 8 children individuals
excavated from the cemetery at the archaeological site of Shyshaki (Poltava region of Ukraine). A …

… To assess the impact of the adoption of agriculture on dental health in prehistoric Ukraine,
we compare our data on the Tripolye to rates of carious lesion calculated by Lillie (1996) for …

… there are differences in the dental health and dietary habits of the inhabitants of two
archaeological sites in the Dalmatian hinterland: the late medieval site Dugopolje that was inhabited …

… of consumption, dental cleaning behaviors, or stress. While the archaeological record indicates
… rituals from the Middle to Late Bronze Ages, there was only a slight shift in dental health. …

… Although a review of the anthropological literature and clinical literature shows little consensus
on causes of gender differences in dental health, including dental caries prevalence, two …

… In North Carolina, even after maize becomes a part of the diet, it is dif¤ cult to see signi¤
cant cultural impacts of the addition, except in dental health and archaeological evidence of …

… In this study, we examine skeletal samples from four archaeological sites corresponding
to the Northern Cemetery of Late Roman Winchester, all dating between the early fourth and …